Präkolumbianisches Steigbügel-Keramikgefäß mit einem modellierten menschlichen Gesicht und einem Brückenhenkel, der zum Ausguss führt. Diese Form wird Stirrup-Spout Bottle ( Steigbügelgefäß ) genannt. Das Gesicht könnte einen Ahnen, eine Gottheit oder einen Würdenträger darstellen. Aus der früher Chimu-Kultur, Peru 800-1200 n.Chr. Herkunft: Erworben von den Erben eines Lehrer , der dieses Objekt in den 1960ern in Peru erworben hat. Es gibt eine EV der Erben und einige alten Bilder als Provenienznachweis "☑ Compliance with European Legislation I declare that I am familiar with Regulation (EU) 2019/880 and Regulation (EU) 2024/1070 (in force as of June 2025), and confirm that: This object was not illegally exported from its country of origin after the date on which the 1970 UNESCO Convention entered into force for that specific country. The object is accompanied by the documentation required by EU law for its legal import. I undertake to provide any required export licenses or certificates of origin to European customs authorities. ☑ Disclaimer for Experts and Platforms. This declaration is provided by the seller under their sole responsibility.The seller confirms knowledge of and compliance with Regulation (EU) 2024/1070 and all applicable laws concerning the sale and import of cultural goods. Neither the platform nor its experts are liable for the accuracy, legality, or authenticity of the documents and statements provided. Acceptance of the object on the platform does not imply legal validation of its importation or authentication. The buyer is responsible for ensuring compliance with customs laws in their country."